Box Score

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, N.Y. – Junior Danielle Cary scored the game-winning goal in the 47th minute, and East Stroudsburg University's defense did not allow a single shot on goal during a 1-0 victory at Molloy on Tuesday night.

The Warriors (9-3-1) recorded their seventh shutout in the past nine games at the expense of the Lions (3-7-1). Overall shots were 8-4 for ESU, and Molloy did not register any shots over the final 60 minutes of regulation.

Cary's strike came just 1:15 after the intermission, as she sent a cross from junior Jules Sicker past Lion goalkeeper Jackie Carty. The goal was her second of the season, and her first since she scored one of six Warrior goals in a 6-1 win over Mercyhurst on Sept. 1. Sicker tallied her second assist of 2018.

Freshman Mauri Jackson was not required to make a save to improve her season record to 8-1 in goal.

ESU, with a starting backline of junior Hannah Saggese, junior Syd Hicks, sophomore Erin Thuring and freshman Philippa Borjesson, has allowed a total of three goals in the past 810 minutes of game action.

Tonight was the final non-conference game of the regular season for the Warriors. They return to PSAC play on Friday, traveling to Pitt-Johnstown for a 1 p.m. contest.